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Implementing event-driven GUI patterns using the ZK Java AJAX framework

Simon Massey (simon_massey@users.sourceforge.net), Technical Architect, Bank holding company

Simon Massey is a Technical Architect working for a bank holding company in London and has built several large-scale systems using ZK since 2007. He is a founding member and speaker at the ZK UK User Group, has published a number of ZK articles, and currently maintains the ZkToDo2 ZK Patterns Sample application. You can reach him at simon_massey@users.sourceforge.net.

Sachin K Mahajan (sachin.mahajan@in.ibm.com), Software Developer, IBM　　

Sachin K Mahajan currently works on the Development team of the Unica product, which is part of the Enterprise Marketing Management group of IBM® Software Group. He graduated with a Masters degree from University of Utah, USA. You can reach him at sachin.mahajan@in.ibm.com.

Summary: This white paper explores three event-driven graphical user interface (GUI) patterns using the ZK Java AJAX framework; specifically, "Passive View," "Supervising Controller" and "Presentation Model." The patterns are discussed in the context of a simple screen implemented three times using each of the three patterns.

Date: 08 Aug 2012
Level: Intermediate

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This white paper explores three event-driven graphical user interface (GUI) patterns using the ZK Java AJAX framework; specifically, "Passive View," "Supervising Controller" and "Presentation Model." The patterns are discussed in the context of a simple screen implemented three times using each of the three patterns.

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